Meet The Zalando Visionary Award Finalists 2025
by Adriano Batista
The Zalando Visionary Award 2025 shines a spotlight on three innovative brands: FEBEN, IAMISIGO, and Rave Review. These designers will showcase their work at Copenhagen Fashion Week FW25, vying for the coveted title and the opportunity to present their SS26 collection on the runway.
The award celebrates design excellence, innovation, and social impact, aligning with Copenhagen Fashion Week’s sustainability focus. Past winners like Paolina Russo and Sinéad O’Dwyer have set a high bar, and this year’s finalists are no exception.
A jury of industry experts, including Edward Buchanan, Emma Matell, Giuliano Calza, Herbert Hofmann, and Anne Pascual, will select the winner. The shortlisted brands were chosen for their unique perspectives and commitment to positive change in the fashion industry.

FEBEN, a London-based label, is known for its bold silhouettes and optical illusion prints. Founder Feben, with Ethiopian roots and Swedish upbringing, draws inspiration from diverse sources to create innovative and visionary designs.

IAMISIGO, founded by Nigerian designer Bubu Ogisi, blends traditional African fabrics with contemporary techniques. This innovative approach redefines modern fashion while preserving cultural heritage.

Rave Review, a Stockholm-based brand, champions sustainability and inclusivity. Founded by Josephine Bergqvist and Livia Schückwith, the brand breathes new life into second-hand materials and casts diverse models, setting a new standard for ethical and socially conscious fashion.
The winner of the Zalando Visionary Award 2025 will receive a €50,000 cash prize, production support, and a mentorship program. This comprehensive support aims to foster long-term growth and industry connections.
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